All that from some random arps? Nice!

All that from some random arps? Nice!

Yea, pretty much, except for the drums though.

[quote=Mission Crossing]All that from some random arps? Nice![/quote] Yea, pretty much, except for the drums though.

That's pretty cool, man. Makes me think of an 8-bit seaside carnival.

That's pretty cool, man. Makes me think of an 8-bit seaside carnival.

exactly this!

[quote=NcT]That's pretty cool, man. Makes me think of an 8-bit seaside carnival.[/quote] exactly this!

quite a departure from the previous one, but I like it

quite a departure from the previous one, but I like it :)

This would be a cool soundtrack for a Pac-Man style video game!

This would be a cool soundtrack for a Pac-Man style video game! :)

There are parts that I found interesting especially on the last third of the song. Do you use some known methods for algorithms that I can check out or did you came up with something on your own?

There are parts that I found interesting :) especially on the last third of the song. Do you use some known methods for algorithms that I can check out or did you came up with something on your own?

That's one way to look at it. It wasn't really made with that direction in mind, or any direction in particular.

It's something new every week, except every first of three weeks, those are pretty much the same.

I'm not huge on arcade games, but music is always very unique in those.

You gotta have something less amazing to make the more amazing stand out more, the build-up to the amazing.

I don't know the specific algorithm in use, it's just the one that came with LMMS. It's open source so you could look through the code for it, though chances are you'll just find a call to a random function at which point the OS takes over. I did pick the chords that were played by hand though

[quote=orangedrink][quote=NcT]That's pretty cool, man. Makes me think of an 8-bit seaside carnival.[/quote] exactly this![/quote]That's one way to look at it. It wasn't really made with that direction in mind, or any direction in particular. [quote=Ashen Simian]quite a departure from the previous one, but I like it :)[/quote]It's something new every week, except every first of three weeks, those are pretty much the same. [quote=frostyjr2]This would be a cool soundtrack for a Pac-Man style video game! :)[/quote]I'm not huge on arcade games, but music is always very unique in those. [quote=zlatovlas]There are parts that I found interesting :) especially on the last third of the song. Do you use some known methods for algorithms that I can check out or did you came up with something on your own?[/quote]You gotta have something less amazing to make the more amazing stand out more, the build-up to the amazing. I don't know the specific algorithm in use, it's just the one that came with LMMS. It's open source so you could look through the code for it, though chances are you'll just find a call to a random function at which point the OS takes over. I did pick the chords that were played by hand though

So true

Thanks for reference

[quote=Devieus]You gotta have something less amazing to make the more amazing stand out more, the build-up to the amazing.[/quote] So true [quote=Devieus]I don't know the specific algorithm in use, it's just the one that came with LMMS. It's open source so you could look through the code for it, though chances are you'll just find a call to a random function at which point the OS takes over. I did pick the chords that were played by hand though[/quote] Thanks for reference :)

Yes, the 8 bit carnival! Cool use of the Arps.

Yes, the 8 bit carnival! Cool use of the Arps.

Instrumentation aside, this definitely has a classic synth feel to it. I feel like you could use the same midi with different instruments and get something almost Jean Jacques Perrey out of this.

Instrumentation aside, this definitely has a classic synth feel to it. I feel like you could use the same midi with different instruments and get something almost Jean Jacques Perrey out of this.

Yes it is. Thanks.

I totally could, though I wanted some time with the SID emulator plug-in. Next time I totally might, I might even use the same file since the midi isn't set in stone.

[quote=miraclemiles]Yes, the 8 bit carnival! Cool use of the Arps.[/quote]Yes it is. Thanks. [quote=scottux]Instrumentation aside, this definitely has a classic synth feel to it. I feel like you could use the same midi with different instruments and get something almost Jean Jacques Perrey out of this.[/quote]I totally could, though I wanted some time with the SID emulator plug-in. Next time I totally might, I might even use the same file since the midi isn't set in stone.

really nice sounds! 

really nice sounds! :)

As mentioned above it definitely brings classic video games to mind.  Adds a nice nostalgia factor.

As mentioned above it definitely brings classic video games to mind. Adds a nice nostalgia factor.

That's the power of the SID chip.

That's no surprised thanks to the instrumentation.

[quote=kaedo sevaada]really nice sounds! :)[/quote]That's the power of the SID chip. [quote=CosmicCairns]As mentioned above it definitely brings classic video games to mind. Adds a nice nostalgia factor.[/quote]That's no surprised thanks to the instrumentation.

Great concept, and a very cool track, as well as sounding amazingly true to the genre just from two arps.

Great concept, and a very cool track, as well as sounding amazingly true to the genre just from two arps.

Thanks.
I assume you mean the chiptune genre. It's a very broad term and very easy to make, but harder to make well.

[quote=Plantrain]Great concept, and a very cool track, as well as sounding amazingly true to the genre just from two arps.[/quote]Thanks. I assume you mean the chiptune genre. It's a very broad term and very easy to make, but harder to make well.